Description
Elsevier Science Gray'S Anatomy For Students 1St South Asia Edition by Dr Raveendranath Veeramani and Dr Parkash Chand and Dr Sunil Chumber and Dr Sunil Jonathan Holla
The First South Asian adaptation builds on the past and looks to the future. The language has been simplified to aid students who have studied in the vernacular. The original illustrations have been retained and few illustrations have been added. There are more figure numbers mentioned in the text to encourage students to refer to the illustrations while learning. The text has been made more student friendly by adding generalizations, classifications and summaries. There are useful review materials at the beginning of the chapters which include digital resources for self-study. There are updates on imaging techniques to encourage students to appreciate the importance of an essential knowledge of the relevant anatomy to interpret images.
Several illustrations and flowcharts have been added in order to simplify the anatomy of the cranial nerves.This new edition includes innovative features such as set inductions, outlines for subchapters and Flowcharts to facilitate learning. Set inductions are mostly clinical scenarios to create interest and emphasize the need to study anatomy for healthcare professions. The outlines are a modern multimodal facilitating approach to various topics. They empower students to be focussed and self-directed while they explore the content. They include learning objectives and materials for review.
Key Feature:-
- Adapted from the most recent 3rd edition.
- Completely revised to continue its focus on just the information you need for your anatomy courses
- easy-to-read
- visually appealing format that facilitates study
- Set Inductions and Outlines available
- Stay current and engaged in your anatomy courses with many new “Early Clinical Exposure” boxes.
- Source your review material quickly and easily with of addition list of additional relevant study aids at the beginning of each chapter.
- Improve your comprehension of cranial nerves with additional illustrations.